devil in the detail :)
yup, alas raster is long known to be broken with mapguide os and gdal
http://www.otxsystems.com/community-initiatives/gdal-provider-initiative.html
z
2010/6/3 Pedro Venâncio
> Hello Zac,
>
> As far as I can understand, just crashes the mapguide server, apache keeps
> ru
I think the Fusion commercial layers were a bit broken in the 2.1
release. I think there are posts in the archive talking about how to
download the latest Fusion from SVN and replace the distributed
version with it. You may also want to consider trying the 2.2 beta if
your go live is a couple mont
It depends on the flavour, but I think for most of them there is a
more structured approach of creating a control script and then
hyperlinking it from the appropriate linux run mode directory (or
something like that). The OS then runs the script with start/stop
parameters as appropriate. I built a
Just some pointers...
You can only change the appdef by directly modifying the XML resource
(or a copy of it in the session repository).
I haven't tried this myself, but I believe that the appdef url
parameter will take relative references as well, so you may be able to
point to a PHP/.Net script
You can stop and restart the services using the standard command line
switches. Such as ./httpd .
It would make more sense if they could be added to the system services and
treated as such. My solution is basically a work-around.
Andy
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That allows for automatic startup but how do you stop and restart once it's
running?
In RedHat there is a "services" menu where some services can be stopped and
started. Is this RedHat specific or would it make sense to create an entry that
appears here?
Regards,
Dave
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My appologies -
MGOS version 2.1.0.4283 Running on windows server
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software versions?
On 3 June 2010 03:38, LLEUNDD wrote:
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> Hi Listers -
>
> I have followed the instructions to add google maps to my fusion layout
> here: http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/wiki/MapGuideCommercialOverlays
>
> I have updated the index.html page to reflect the google maps key script as
Hi Listers -
I have followed the instructions to add google maps to my fusion layout
here: http://trac.osgeo.org/fusion/wiki/MapGuideCommercialOverlays
I have updated the index.html page to reflect the google maps key script as
outlined in step 1.
I have updated the coordinate system through m
Hi Rafael,
The beta is a 32 bit application on Windows and Linux. We will not be doing a
64 bit release for Linux this time around but we may have time to do 64 bits
for Windows.
Regards,
Trevor
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Ok, but is this release a 64 bits application ? Can the mgserver use more
than 3G ?
thanks
Rafael
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While this may not be the best practice, you can add the Apache and MapGuide
daemons to the Linux startup scripts in /etc/rc.d/rc.local. Your entries
(for a standard install) would be something like:
#Start MGOS HTTP
#cd /usr/local/mapguideopensource/webserverextensions/apache2/bin
./httpd
#Star
Hi Rafael,
Yes. The CentOS 5 32 bit binaries should work on a CentOS 5 64 bit platform.
You may need to install additional 32 bit packages to resolve linker
dependencies for Apache and MapGuide.
Regards,
Trevor
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A question to those that are more familiar with Linux.
What is the standard practice for running something the equivalent as a service
on Windows?
I ask this question based on the recent email where the user had not started
either Apache or MapGuide. This has happened several times so it would
HI,
does this beta release work with Linux 64 ?
Rafael
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Mike Adair wrote:
>
> doStartup: function() {
> this.mapWidget.deregisterForEvent(Fusion.Event.MAP_LOADED,
> this.doStartupFn);
>
> if (this.startup.spatialfilter != '' || this.startup.filter != '')
> {
> var options = {
> layers: this.start
You have Apache running, but what about MapGuide? It is two separate processes.
Martin Morrison
Application Engineer
Engineering Design Systems, Inc.
3780 Peters Creek Rd Ext SW
Roanoke, VA 24018
540.345.1410
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Gunter,
In my case it appears to be an issue with S-L King 8.15. My MG byte reader
returns empty, fdo2fdo returns a _bad_ geometry error and the FDO Toolkit
returns a _null_ value. All seem to point to FDO.
After I read Julien’s post I got real serious and stepped through my code.
My SDF provider
it most definately a bug!
if you can attach a mgp which demonstrates the problem it would be great!
z
On 2 June 2010 18:17, Gunter Becker wrote:
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> Hi Dennis, hi Zac,
>
> At the moment I'm just using the SDF Provider (no oracle test data needed,
> thanks). So, I assume that there are no FDO re
anything in the error logs?
was it apache or the mapguide server which crashed?
what kind of datasources and dataset's where you using?
2010/6/2 Pedro Venâncio
> Hello Dave,
>
> You are right, I was missing to start the mapguide server. Now it's
> running!
>
> I've been doing some tests and fi
Hi again,
This time i manage to correctly display google map with mapguide. I just
forgot to download the svn trunk.
But then i am unable to select features. It always throw back ajaxerror
(fusion error, ajaxerror). But when i remove the google map, it works
perfectly. What am I missing?
Questi
Hello
Dave,
You are right, I was missing to start the mapguide server. Now it's running!
I've been doing some tests and find some
instability. Within few hours, the server was down
three times. Maestro also crashed several times. In
windows I rarely had stability problems.
I also could not
Hi Dennis, hi Zac,
At the moment I'm just using the SDF Provider (no oracle test data needed,
thanks). So, I assume that there are no FDO related issues in this provider.
Like I said in my first post, I can write a MgMultiGeometry into the
FeatureSource without any problem. Only problem I think i
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